A Revamped, Shingle-Style Sagaponack Home Dating Back to 1775 Looks for $12M
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In a year, the U.S. will celebrate its 250th anniversary. But, as contemporary abodes and impressive skyscrapers abound today, it’s hard for most people to imagine living in a home that has been around since America’s founding. This house Sagaponack, however, has stood the test of time. Artfully renovated and now on the market, 412 Hedges Lane is asking $11.995 million.
The shingle-style manor dates back to 1775, but a complete restoration in 2022 by architect John Laffey and designer Brian Worthington perfectly melded the original Colonial charm with transitional, fresh style still rooted in timeless sophistication. Sat atop one acre, the home’s airy design beautifully harmonizes with views of an 83-acre agricultural reserve.
A bright demeanor carries throughout the 6,500-square-foot residence while consistent wood touches keep things cozy. In quintessential Hamptons fashion, shiplap lines the ceiling as well as wood beams while delicate wallpapers also make a pop. Unlike the 18th-century, the kitchen has top-of-the-line Miele and Viking appliances. But that’s not the only entertainment-ready space. Whether it’s a more intimate group, an extravagant dinner party, or an outdoor evening soiree, being a guest here is quite the treat. There’s a lower level with a cedar-lined wine cellar, a pool and covered porch outside, and elegant yet unfussy rooms for mingling.
A total of five bedrooms and seven bathrooms span across the main house, with the pool house holding its own bathroom, too. While it wasn’t as luxurious 250 years ago, it was likely still a dreamy place to enjoy a summer’s day.
Susan Green of Sotheby’s International Realty holds the listing.
